What are some opposite words for past?
Antonyms for past
pæst, pɑstpast
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past, past times, yesteryearnoun
the time that has elapsed
"forget the past"
Antonyms:
hereafter, futurity, time to come, future, instant, prox, rising, inst, immediate, early, in store(p), existing, incoming, coming(a), emerging, present(a), future day, proximo, forthcoming, latter-day, upcoming, approachingSynonyms:
past times, yesteryear, past tensepastnoun
a earlier period in someone's life (especially one that they have reason to keep secret)
"reporters dug into the candidate's past"
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time to come, futurity, hereafter, future, existing, early, prox, present(a), future day, proximo, approaching, coming(a), emerging, latter-day, inst, in store(p), upcoming, rising, incoming, instant, forthcoming, immediateSynonyms:
past times, yesteryear, past tensepast, past tenseadjective
a verb tense that expresses actions or states in the past
Antonyms:
futurity, hereafter, future, time to come, present(a), incoming, future day, existing, forthcoming, inst, rising, approaching, early, prox, coming(a), latter-day, in store(p), instant, proximo, upcoming, immediate, emergingSynonyms:
past times, yesteryear, past tensepastadjective
earlier than the present time; no longer current
"time past"; "his youth is past"; "this past Thursday"; "the past year"
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hereafter, futurity, future, time to come, forthcoming, emerging, early, prox, coming(a), latter-day, immediate, existing, inst, proximo, rising, approaching, in store(p), incoming, future day, present(a), instant, upcomingSynonyms:
past(a), preceding(a), retiring(a)past(a), preceding(a), retiring(a)adverb
of a person who has held and relinquished a position or office
"a retiring member of the board"
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futurity, hereafter, future, time to come, instant, emerging, incoming, upcoming, in store(p), early, inst, latter-day, immediate, rising, present(a), approaching, coming(a), existing, prox, forthcoming, proximo, future dayby, pastadverb
so as to pass a given point
"every hour a train goes past"
Antonyms:
futurity, time to come, hereafter, future, early, upcoming, approaching, existing, forthcoming, proximo, future day, latter-day, incoming, prox, in store(p), inst, present(a), immediate, coming(a), emerging, rising, instant
Synonyms, Antonyms & Associated Words
pastadjective
pastnoun
Associated words:
preterist, preterition, pretermission, preteritive, preterit, aorist, aoristic, retrospect, retrospective, retrospection, antiquary, antiquity, antiquarian, quondam, antecedent, antecedence, antecedents
Editors Contribution
retroactive
i don't knlw but it shjure has a long half life.
Submitted by rinat on October 3, 2019
How to use past in a sentence?
In the past, the security forces concentrated their efforts in parts of the country that are Muslim majority, Muslim-dominated, now it's much harder because al Shabaab has shown its adaptability by recruiting from outside the traditional areas.
Initially the press conferences they were doing might have been benefiting the president because the consequences of his actions weren't clear and present, fast forward a month later, and you're now past 50,000 dead.
Hundreds of bombs are dropping on us, there have been 300 airstrikes in the past three days, people are suffering from their wounds. We can hear the crying and the screaming of the women and children in their homes.
We are disappointed to see Kieran Crowley leave, however, we appreciate all Kieran Crowley has given our program over the past eight years and wish both Kieran Crowley and Kieran Crowley family the very best as Kieran Crowley takes on a new challenge in Europe.
Your past doesn't define you. Only your present and your future. If your life is screwed up, stop making excuses. What are you going to do about it today?
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